Adam Rossmann 9/11/26 Adam Rossmann 9/11/26

How the Heck Are These Mice Getting In?

Wondering how mice get into your home? Learn about common mouse entry points around doors, foundations, siding, vents, utility lines, garages, and more in Southeastern Wisconsin.

Adam Rossmann 8/27/26 Adam Rossmann 8/27/26

Why Are Boxelder Bugs Taking Over My House? A Wisconsin Fall Tradition

Boxelder bugs are a familiar fall nuisance in Southeastern Wisconsin. Learn why they swarm homes, how they get inside, and what you can do to prevent them.

Adam Rossmann 8/21/26 Adam Rossmann 8/21/26

Bumble bees? Or Carpenter Bees? Just look at their butts!

Bumble bees and carpenter bees may look similar, but their appearance, nesting habits, and behavior are very different. Here's how to tell which one you're seeing around your Wisconsin home.

Adam Rossmann 8/11/26 Adam Rossmann 8/11/26

The Monarchs Are Here. Then They're Gone. Here's Why.

Monarch butterflies spend part of their year breeding in Wisconsin before a special late-summer generation begins an incredible journey south to Mexico. Here's how their life cycle, migration, and generations all fit together.

Adam Rossmann 8/5/26 Adam Rossmann 8/5/26

What I Found in My Garage: Three Vintage Pesticides That Tell the Story of American Pest Control

A forgotten shelf in a garage can tell an incredible story. These vintage pesticides and pest control products span decades of American history—from the widespread use of DDT to the rise of modern insect repellents like OFF! Each bottle reflects the scientific understanding, public attitudes, and pest management practices of its time. Join us as we explore what these relics reveal about the evolution of pest control and how far the industry has come.

Adam Rossmann 8/2/26 Adam Rossmann 8/2/26

Let’s Talk About Honeybees & Pest Control

Let’s Talk about Honey s and Pest Control

Adam Rossmann 7/31/26 Adam Rossmann 7/31/26

Chinese Mantises in Wisconsin: Friend, Foe, or Just Misunderstood?

Learn how Chinese mantises arrived in Wisconsin, their benefits and drawbacks, and whether they belong in vegetable gardens, pollinator gardens, or your backyard.